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... the Whigs. The Whig 6 must take care that Mr. Disraeli does not succeed in this. They also must move on ; they have something to learn as the lesson of the session. In speaking of the Whigs we by no means identify ourselves with them. The Whig party ...
... UPON A WEDDING AT SALTNEY. A local poet has sent us the folk whig. The day is fixed, the wedding day, They've been and bought the ring, At Mrs. Lowe's, mark what I say, It fits her just thing. The morn arrives and Cupid's wed, Miss Prudence is the bride ...
... deputations to London, to bring | to bear against a proposition which is~* not the less dangerous’ | because ** certain of the Whig ig peers”’—Lord Russell among | others—have given their assent to the innovation. He points Gut that Mr. Disraeli spoke strongly ...
... and ail country had outgrown Derby was, as sprung from a Whig course of last year, majority of the hour was the only true supreme law of family, started in life as a Whig everyone knows, of the Whigs—as an | from those which he has since enunciated in Parliament ...
... who does he bring forward. Not the Tory Lord Advocate as has been erroneously stated, but Lord Frederick Fitzroy, a Whig of the Whigs, a man whom the disgusted patron of the borough considers a safer politician than a member of Mr. Disraeli's Radico-Tory ...
... schools, the Factory Act, and the Ministry of Public Instruction, all are driven off and impounded for the Whigs. No ODO can say that the Whigs are dished when they are able to take a great national question and to turn it into a party dodge. For this ...
... Liberals, who is to lead them? Is it seriously meant that he is to be placed under a worn-out Whig peer, who is to coach him, and show him the aecrets of Whig art ? Let us hope that at least this stage of po- litical decrepitude is over, and that the ...
... rights of man, after the abolition of the com- householders? The unexpected success of the Tories in with s problem which the Whigs had found insoluble, the Liberals with a new w their opponents doing that of j anxiety. They sa which they had onl ly been ...
... eform Bill that shall number of new higs in retum fer the manceuvres ang Everything else wag a be an addition te honest Whigs i of the Whigs, and ative Peers d, the ministry have } through the Upper idence must be con. be no le that some amend. render the ...
... leadership is the subject of discussion, it will be advantageous to quote the opinion of the Edinburgh Review, the famous Whig organ, never too favourable., to the statesman under remark. The new number of tbe Review just issued, says : — In the concluding ...
... Liberals voting with Government comprise 24 of the original AduUamites, 17 who call themselves Radicals, and 5 very moderate Whigs not in the old cave. Earl Grosvenor and Lord Elcho went with Government, Mr. Lowe and Mr. Horsman with Mr. Gladstone. The ...
... Lowe found and the Hope, With whose rich fancy ‘twould be to cope, Save in the pages of his own Review, weekly scourge of Whigs and Tories too. Mr. Watrote. the Cave men shake, dismal future How the old and quake! one, and Dizzy are wide awake— 32's neat ...